Monthly Archives: August 2011

With the 10 year anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks quickly approaching, many in the US have begun to reflect over the past decade. For those of us who lived through the attacks, it likely seems as though … Continue reading →

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras – Honduras President Porfirio Lobo has had it with his Cabinet ministers’ cellphones. Lobo calls it “a lack of courtesy” that the phones are ringing and beeping during the weekly two-hour Cabinet meeting. So he is banning cellphones … Continue reading →

Samsung may have gotten in trouble for borrowing some design aesthetics from Apple before, but that’s not stopping them from looking to the successes of Apple’s beloved MacBook for its latest laptops, the Series 7 notebooks. Samsung dropped the computers … Continue reading →

TORONTO (Reuters) – Software maker Openwave Systems filed a complaint against Apple and Research In Motion on Wednesday, alleging infringement of five of its patents relating to mobile Internet technology. Openwave, which is seeking to turn around a loss-making business, … Continue reading →

Can a 4G Android tablet pose a worthy challenger to Apple’s iPad? While the iPad continues to sell at a rapid pace, ATT customers looking for an Android-powered tablet for their mobile data needs have been few and far between. The … Continue reading →

NEW YORK – Sony is revealing its first two tablet computers, with some features that aim to set them apart from the herd of iPad competitors. The Tablet S, which is about the size of an iPad, can double as … Continue reading →